Scott Jenkins
Name: | Scott Jenkins |
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City: | Roanoke |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Purpose: To improve the ability of forwards and CAMs to hold the ball, support play from midfielders, and finish.
Organization: Half field, two corner flags at the intersection of the midline and touch line and four cones at the center circle/ center middle third. Start with a pass from the wide player to a center forward/CM who controls the ball and returns it to the wide player. Wide player then dribbles into the box and passes/crosses to the forwards who are attacking the goal. Important for the central player who passes outside to the midfielder to lag back behind the attack so that she may clean up any errant balls and provide support to the 3 attacking players.
Progression: 1) Make different passes into the forwards. 2) Ask Forwards to make different movements. 3) Add defenders. 4) Progress into a small side game (6v4).
CPs: Weight of passes, 2) Accuracy of passes, 3) Receiving ball/1st touch 4) Delivery of crosses/passes from the outside, 5) Finishing (power and finesse
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Purpose: to improve decision making and combination play when attacking centrally.
Organziation: Set up two warm up diamonds (30x30 yds). Set up diamond grid central, in front of 18/box. Start out with GK and 2 defenders. Two groups of four warm up within the two outside grids while a third attacking group participates in the activity. Once the attacking group finishes their turn, they go back to one of the warm up grids and a second group then rotates to the attacking grid.
Attacking grid: place a player at each cone. Ball begins with a player farthest from goal. That player passes to either wide player, who in turn passes to center forward, who turns towards goal. That is the signal for all four players to attack the two defenders and keeper. Attack must stay inside the two rows of diagonal cones.
Progression: 1) add a defender in each warm up grid. 2) Restrict number of touches 3) Restrict number of passes before shot. 4) Finish with one touch.
CPs: Weight of all passes, accuracy of all passes, Drive straight to the goal, Play balls in front of teammates. Movement off the ball. Finish early.
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6 players enter playing area with a ball, challenging 5 players from the other team. 3rd team waits on the end line. If ball crosses the sideline/touch line, first player to retrieve the ball wins possession and restarts play with a throw-in. If ball crosses a goal line, the team defending that goal sprint off and are replaced by a 3rd team. New players coming on always start with the ball.
Coaching objectives: Look for players to recognize numbers-up versus numbers-down situations, and choose between counter-attacking and build-up play accordingly. Team entering field of play: focus on avoiding high-risk play in front of their own goal, and find ways to play the ball forward quickly.
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Attacking centrally (20 mins)
Blue (defending) dribbles through poles/flags and then passes centrally to red attacking team. 2 Red players attack goal. After passing to red, the blue defender recovers and defends 1v2. Shots must be taken past cone line.
Progression: add another defender who is waiting in final third. Blue defender who passes to attacking team, still recovers back to help defend. 2. Progress to 3v2 attacking where 3rd attacker (10 or 6) trails behind the two attacking players for support.